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Calculate the work done by tension
thnx.we could directly say by string constraint no need of calculus.- physicslover14
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate the work done by tension
do we get 3(velocityof 1kg block) =5(velocity of block of 2kg).!if i did the calculation right- physicslover14
- Post #36
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate the work done by tension
negligible..but there would be some velocity at that point- physicslover14
- Post #34
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Calculate the work done by tension
ldash^2 = 25 +dx^2 + 6dx. ldash =root(25 +dx^2 + 6dx.)we can ignore dx^2 so ldash =root(25 + 6dx.) change in length = root(25 + 6dx.)-5 now?- physicslover14
- Post #32
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate the work done by tension
na its wrong i found my mistake..so what were u saying above can u explain that with a figure.- physicslover14
- Post #30
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Calculate the work done by tension
dl/dt = 6cos(theta) +18sin(theta)..is it correct- physicslover14
- Post #27
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Calculate the work done by tension
i wanted to say that the change in length is 4 m.After that?- physicslover14
- Post #23
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Calculate the work done by tension
please help...- physicslover14
- Post #21
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Calculate the work done by tension
first the length is 1m then 4m.- physicslover14
- Post #20
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Calculate the work done by tension
so what is the final equation to calculate the velocity?- physicslover14
- Post #18
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Calculate the work done by tension
YES ,dL/dt=Rdθ/dt.BUT THAT'S SAME AS V=RW HERE W DENOTES ANGULAR VELOCITY.- physicslover14
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Calculate the work done by tension
After that what to do?- physicslover14
- Post #12
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Calculate the work done by tension
how can u say that their velocities would be equal?- physicslover14
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Calculate the work done by tension
can you show how to calculate the ratios of velocities with geometry and calculus..?- physicslover14
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Calculate the work done by tension
how?- physicslover14
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